The Frontier.
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, Plant trees April 22.
The tots) rote cut for president in
ig 1802 was 12,186.802.
Tee ngony at Lincoln is over, the
legislature has adjourned.
Senator Martin’s hold upon the
populists will depend largely upon his
hold on the post offices of Kansas, and
unless all signs fail, it will be very light.
New Crleans has a woman only
thirty-eight years old who has Just mar
ried her seventh husband. Yet some
people say that southern people are
Indolent. _ _ _
Henry D. Baslertsooe has been
appointed by ’Gov. Crounse to fill the
vacancy on the board of regents of the
etate university, made by the resignation
of Charles Marple.
Ax exchange says in a head line that
a well known prise tighter la looking
for a mill. Well, why doesn’t somebody
introduce the muscular man to an old
fashioned tread mill?
Bodtb Sioux Citv and Covington
have been consolidated and taken the
- name of South Sioux City. This was
a very sensible move and will result in
f much good to both towns.
Ip the mugwumplah political renegade
that edits, or attempts to edit the Butte
Free Lance, receives a government
v, position from the present admlnlstra
lion, it is time for all true democrats to
leave the party.
Tun number of people that are scat
tered through the state who are desirous
of serving their country by filling some
political position, is increasing dally.
What a plonio the doctors will have
treating the sore-heads.
Tun newly appointed democratic
postmatter at Plttsford, Vermont, may
' have to serve a term in Jail before he
can qualify, as on the day of his np
polntment he was convieted of illegal
liquor selling. “Turn the rascals out.”
; Tun working of North Dakota’s
‘ “reconciliation courts,” recently created,
will be watched with interest. The
object aimed at—the lessening of the
number of small law suits—la certainly
f a good one, for everybody but the
lawyers.___
: , President Cleveland's rule against
' , editors only applies to the anti-Cleve
:\ land democratic editors, it seems. He
Is taking good care of the other kind.
L $o we are of the opinion that our friend
Armstrong, of the Butte Oasette, will
i he postmaster at Butte.
When Axman Maxwell told some of
y his callers that it was his intention to
.' appoint only "live democrats" he must
have had a suspicion that somebody
was trying to run In on him some of the
' “dead democrats,” regularly voted on
election day in some places.
K Refkesentativb Smith is home
| ; again, and we would like to ask the
•gentleman how many bills that he intro
duced became laws. He was loaded
with bills when he went there, and
j-’, many of the present laws were to be
■ } revised under his supervision.
\ Although Pete O’Sullivan, of the
West Point Progress, did not succeed
In being elected state auditor last fall
he was last week elected treasurer of
- West Point after one of the hardest
political battles ever fought in the city.
5f; The O’Sullivan family seem to be
strictly “in it.”
f If Senator Ym did not exaggerate
' when he said that if the senate under*
: took to investigate all chargee made
againit the character of eenatora It
i' would have no time left for anything
■ elae, it ie about time to either abolish
the senate, or get men with better cber
' acters, is it not?
‘ Whew B. B. Henry went to Lincoln
last January we supposed that he would
be occasionally heard from, as, having
\ had experience in one session, he would
|i be well posted. But It seems that niter
; he arrived there be buried himself, and
| jraa only heard from when it eame to
: voting. He has not gained a national
reputation by his legislative ability.
Umdeh the operations of the McKin
ley law, Canadian exports to the United
States have decreased $4.6000,000, while
Canadian imports from the United
> | States have increased $9,089,678. The
$■; Wisdom of the McKinley law has been
so well vindicated that the protectionist
‘ party in the Dominion purposes enact
; Inga tariff law Just like it, including
' the reciprocity clause.
W. D. Mathews, register of the
' United States laad offlce at O'Neill, has
i: established the rule that all notices
' must go to democratic papers. But
then, all the republican papers will
probably change their politics for the
land offlce printing.—Fremont Herald.
Bro. Smaila should not Judge every
, person by himself, and we will state
| 'that The Fbohtw will not change its
“politics for the land offioe printing" as
waarerspnblleans from principle, not for
Thb Louisville Courier-Journal (rank
ly admits that its attacks upon the Har
rison administration regarding the treaty
with Russia wore based on mis
information. if the editor of the Cour
ier-Journal will go back over the record
he will discover that many other of his
attacks upon the Harrison administra
tion were of the same order.
Wasoinciton churches understand the
value of advertising. One of them
announces that it has Mr. and Mrs.
Cleveland for attendants, another Mr.
and Mrs. Stevenson; and the old pew in
which President Lincoln used to sit has
been put back in the church from which
it was removed years ago, and the fact
fully advertised. The attendance at
these churches is very large. There is
nothing like advertising.
Last week the famous Newberry bill
passed the senate by a vote of 18 to 14.
The measure was amended somewhat by
the senate and was supported by some
republicans. The amendment that was
put on the bill in the senate was done
by Senator Mullen and it is such that it
will not effect shoit roads, or roads that
will be built in the state prior to 1800.
Ti|lii Is the only thing of any Importance
that has been done by the legislature
since the election of United States
senator.
Tuk freight bill adopted last week
makes the following provisions:
All railroads, or parts thereof, which
have been built in the state since Jan
uary 1, 1880, or may be built before
December 81, 1890, shall be exempt
from the provisions of this act until
December 81, 1800. ■ This exempts from
the operation of the bill the Kock
Island's line in Nebraska, except the
branch from Fairbury to Nelson, which
was built in 1888; the Pacific Short
Line, O’Neill to Sioux City; the Missouri
Pacific Short Line, Omaha to Union;
part of the Burlington, Culbertson
branch; part of the Kearney and Black
Hills line, Kearney to Calloway.
They agregate about 420 miles. The
bill will not go into effect until August 1.
Op the three men that were in the
state legislature representing Holt
county, there was only one man that
gained any prominence or was ever
heard of while there, and that one is
Hon. J. P. Mullen. While Tun Front
ier does not have the same political
views as Senator Mullen, still we are
willing to give him credit for what he
has done. At the request of bis con
stituents he bad an amendment attached
to the maximum rate bill which will be
of great boncflt to the people of north
western Nebraska. He labored earn
estly for the principles of his party, and
was looked upon as a leader by the
members of his party.
Ip the cholera should continue to
spread in Europe the president should
prohibit immigration from the countries
where it prevails. He has the power to
do this under the quarantine law enac
ted by the last congress. In fact the
situation In Russia is already bad
enough to justify him in prohibiting
immigration from that country. In
view of the gravity of the situation
every precaution to prevent the entrance
of the plague into this country should
be taken. The president ought not to
hesitate to exercise In this connection
all the power that congress or the con
stitution has conferred upon him.
Up to the present time Th* Front
ier hsa not ssid much in regard to the
Impeachment of the state officers. We
do not believe in Judging people guilty
until they are proven so, and if they are
guilty they should be ousted at once.
The time in politics has come when the
republican party must drop their old
trained lobbyists and take up good clean
men; men who have principle; men
who have a name to protect. Give us
more such men as Treasurer Bartley nnd
Auditor Moore, and if they cannot be
found in the eastern part of the state,
come west, we have lots of good, true,
honest men in Northwestern Nebraska.
Keep up the investigation and turn the
light of day on the official acts and
actions of the state officials.
Avd now the printers are to be rob
bed by a cruel trust. The following
type founders of the United States have
combined for the' avowed purpose of
doubling their yearly profits, which
always have been outrageously large;
MacKellar, Smiths <& Jordon, Philadel
phia; Collins & McLeester, Philadelphia;
James Conner’s Sons, New York; Hem
rich, P. H., New York; Lindsay, A. W.,
New York; Charles J. Cary & Co.,
Baltimore; Ryan, John, & Co., Balti
more; Mengal. J. G., & Co., Baltimore;
Hooper, Wilson & Co., Baltimore; Bos
ton Type Foundry, Boston; Phelps, Dal
ton & Co., Boston; Lyman & Son, Buf.
falo; Allison & Smith, Cincinnati; Cin
cinnati Type Foundry, Cincinnati;
Cleveland Type Foundry, Cleveland;
Marder, Luse & Co., Chicago; Union
Type Foundry, Chicago; Benton, Wal
do & Co., Milwaukee; Central Type
Foundry, St. Louis; St. Louis Type
Foundry, St. Louis; Kansas City Type
Foundry, Kansas City; Palmer & Rey,
San Francisco. However there is one
foundry, Barhardt Bros. & Spindler, of
Chicago, the largest in the country,
which flatly refuses to join the alliance,
and for thia they deserve the patronage
of a united fraternity. In thia way the
combine could be broken.
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